Jimmie Johnson has always been a quiet overachiever. Even at 50, he remains one of the fittest figures in the NASCAR ecosystem. Though he stepped away from full-time Cup Series competition after the 2020 season, he never walked away from racing itself.
Christopher Bell now blazes around some of the toughest and most challenging tracks in the country, expertly wheeling his No. 20 Toyota Camry XSE. The Japanese carmaker has been a supportive pillar throughout his career and has played a significant role in his current position.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. has grown accustomed to gestures from fans, a byproduct of being one of the most recognizable figures the sport has ever produced. Autographs, letters, and memorabilia arrive regularly.
Christopher Bell and Kyle Larson may have shared the NASCAR Cup Series garage for six seasons, but their rivalry was evident long before Sunday afternoons and playoff pressure.
The atmosphere inside the SageNet Center, formerly the Tulsa Expo Center, is unlike anything else in motorsports. It’s a mix of exhaust fumes, clay dust, and the deafening roar of engines that signals the start of the racing season.
Dale Earnhardt Sr. was still racing and leading at the front of the Daytona 500 in 2001 at age 49 when a fatal crash ended his life. His son, Dale Earnhardt Jr., reached a very different finish line, stepping away from full-time NASCAR Cup Series competition after the 2017 season at 42 due to circumstances his father never faced.
Greg Biffle was more than a NASCAR driver. His philanthropic commitments and his nature to lend a helping hand wherever possible touched many lives for as long as he lived.
Jeff Gordon won four Cup Series championships as a driver. And still, he couldn’t believe himself when Kyle Larson brought home the 15th Cup Series championship for Hendrick Motorsports at Phoenix in November.
After offering pointed ideas on how NASCAR could put people back in the grandstands by tightening the schedule and restoring practice time that gives fans a reason to show up from Thursday onward, veteran driver Kenny Wallace has now turned his attention to a different lever the sport can pull.
Christopher Bell is one of the most credible title challengers in the NASCAR Cup Series today. But he was once a 21-year-old youngster looking for a solid chance to hitch a trustworthy ride in sprint car racing.
Despite his now wife Amy’s firm disapproval before they got married, Dale Earnhardt Jr. smoked heavily for over 15 years. In 2019, he admitted that at one point, he went through roughly a pack and a half of cigarettes a day.
The city of Charlotte briefly turned into Hollywood last May when Prime Video rolled out the red carpet for the premiere of its four-part docuseries on the life of Dale Earnhardt, with its first two episodes debuting.
Christopher Bell’s finest Cup Series campaign to date came in 2022, when he finished third in the final standings. Though his last two seasons ended in heartbreak, particularly in the penultimate races where he led the points but failed to crack the Championship 4, he still salvaged both years with fifth-place finishes.
The water laps quietly against the fiberglass hull of Greg Biffle’s yacht at the Daytona Marina and Boat Works, a rhythmic, gentle sound that stands in stark contrast to the roaring engines that defined this iconic man’s life.
Richard Childress began his career selling peanuts on the stands of the Bowman Gray stadium and is today one of the most recognised and honored businessmen in the country.
Danica Patrick set a demanding standard for women entering NASCAR, and no special leeway for women not only made the sport fairer but also sharpened the edge required to reach the sport’s highest tier.
Much like Denny Hamlin, Carl Edwards, and Mark Martin, drivers who brushed against the Cup Series crown multiple times only to watch it slip away, NASCAR history also carries another, harsher category.
It's been an emotional offseason for the NASCAR industry, and nobody has experienced a more drastic range of emotions, likely, than Denny Hamlin. After
When you’re the son of Kyle Busch, there is really only one path forward in life – racing. Brexton Busch already has his path laid out. Right now, it’s the Tulsa Shootout, but in the near future, it’s going to be NASCAR.
Gaston County officials reported Monday that one person had died in the fire that destroyed Denny Hamlin‘s parents’ home Sunday night. Bob Pockrass of Fox Sports reported Monday that Hamlin’s dad, Dennis, died from injuries sustained in the fire at his residence.